In Sedona's Chapel area, this extraordinary home by Design Group Architects blends contemporary design with sacred geometry, inspired by the golden mean and the Fibonacci spiral. Nearly hidden from the road, it unfolds around a spiral fountain and atrium with walls of glass framing majestic red rock spires. As you exit the front door, the Chapel of the Holy Cross—Sedona's most iconic landmark—stands directly ahead. Set on a fenced double lot of one acre with orchard, stone garden, wash, bridge, and tool cottage. Interiors feature curved walls, skylights, stained-glass lighting, a great room with floor-to-ceiling windows, guest suite, office, and sunroom. Exterior includes pebble-stone courtyard, sealed copper fascia, heated pool, and space for a guest house. In Sedona's Chapel area, this extraordinary home by Design Group Architects showcases contemporary esoteric design rooted in sacred geometry and inspired by the golden mean and the spiraling of a conch shell. Reflecting the Fibonacci sequence found throughout nature, the home's floor plan and stained-glass window follow the same harmonious spiral geometry seen in seashells and galaxies. Nearly hidden from the road, the residence unfolds around a flowing spiral fountain and atriumthe heart of the designwith walls of glass framing majestic red rocks and spires. As you step outside the front door, the Chapel of the Holy CrossSedona's most iconic landmarkstands directly before you, framed by the cliffs.

Set on a rare double lot totaling one acre, the property is fully fenced and features a stone garden, fruit orchard, natural wash, little bridge and tools cottage, and handcrafted stone staircase leading down to a sculpted stone platformperfect for dancing or stargazing. An inviting pebble-stone courtyard with a spiral fountain capped by a metal beetle anchors the home's entry and mirrors the Fibonacci-inspired floor plan.

Inside, curved walls and skylit ceilings create a sense of movement and flow. Custom stained-glass sconces, chandeliers, and fixturesmany echoing the spiral of a conch shellilluminate the interiors with color and warmth. The great room gracefully integrates the living area, formal dining, and kitchen beneath high ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows on both sides, inviting the surrounding landscape into every moment.

Additional highlights include a guest suite with separate entrance, an office that can serve as a third bedroom, a serene Arizona/sunroom, stainless steel wraps, lacquered gradient tiles in the bathrooms, and original appliances preserved with care. Artistic details abound: sculptured plaster fireplaces and mural by Stan Natchez, a hand-carved entry door by Bryon Wickstrom, stained-glass lighting by Tom Aderhold, and intricate ironwork by Mark Finn. Exterior elements include sealed copper fascia, an orchard, mature landscaping with irrigation, a waterfall courtyard, heated pool, and ample space to add a guest house.

A one-of-a-kind Sedona sanctuary where art, architecture, and nature unite in timeless harmony.